April 4, 2001
by Peter O. Safir
On Alumni Day the Class of ’67 had an extremely successful dinner honoring undergraduate sons and daughters of our class. Attending the dinner were: John Alexander and his daughter, Louisa ’03; Dubby Wynne and his son, Brad ’04; Fred Waite, his wife, Sherrian, and their daughter, Angharad ’04; Richard Abt, his wife, Marci, and their son, Steven ’04; Greg Hickok, his wife, Lauree, and their daughter, Jessica ’02; Shep Ryen ’01 (son of Dag Ryen), Fred Chu, his wife, Anita, and their daughter, Melinda ’03; Bruce Wallace, his wife, Raven, and their son, Clint ’04; Tim Walsh, his wife, Mary Beth, and their sons, Michael ’01 and Kevin ’03; Charley Friedman, his wife, Ruth, and their son, Adam ’01; Searle Field and his wife, Lauralee Drew Jones ’01 (daughter of Bill Jones); Dick Prentke and his daughter, Katie ’03; Steve Oxman and his son, Matt ’01. It’s nice to see that the legacy of ’67 continues unabated.
Courtesy of Bob Chilstrom, I can report that Tom Harper was a recent recipient of the McDonough School alumni assn.’s Distinguished Service Award for the year 2000. The tribute to Tom published in the winter issue of McDonough Magazine noted his 31 years of service as a teacher of English at McDonough and cited him for “a quiet nobility that arises from well-considered self reliance, an unfailing hold on the principles of justice and fair play . . . and a loyalty that is a constant strength to his friends.”
ATTENTION ALL BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON CLASS MEMBERS. On Apr. 25, 2002, we will be having our regional class dinner at Bill Paternotte’s home outside Baltimore. A mailing will be sent shortly, or you can contact me for further information.
© 2001 Peter O. Safir and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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